Quote from: Abiky on March 19, 2021, 08:22:15 PM

It would've been great if a developer brought DOGE into the world of smart contracts. A "Wrapped" version of Dogecoin would be a great idea to spur the "meme" coin's mainstream adoption. I'd like to see the day where we can use our Dogecoin to interact not only with ETH dApps, but also dApps on other chains such as TRON, EOS, Cardano and so on. I know that DOGE was never meant to be taken seriously, but it wouldn't hurt having a pegged asset on a smart contract platform to bring DOGE holders the option to interact with dApps using their own coins.

Does a legitimate "Wrapped DOGE" token exist on the ETH blockchain? Do you think "wrapping" Dogecoin on a smart contract platform is a good idea? Will it gain enough liquidity/trading volume over time? Or will it go all the way down the drain? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thanks

In the case of wrapped Dogecoin, I think it all depends on users and their preferences to trade, having a wrapped Dogecoin on other chain is not a bad idea if the demand to use it is equally high, but it seem that's not the case, prior to the Elon Musk tweet, not many people where involved or interested in buying/trading Dogecoin as it was after the tweet, right now the hype about dogecoin has really died down, even if this idea some how becomes a reality someday the interest may not be as high as the few wrapped coin with high interest.
At the end the process will not be worth it, just my thinking, I could be wrong.